Why doesn't join() call str() on its arguments?
Michael Hoffman
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Thu Feb 17 04:52:20 EST 2005
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Nick Craig-Wood wrote: > Why not have another method to do this? I propose joinany which will > join any type of object together, not just strings I think that's what Frederik was proposing. Except that it would be called join and be a built-in (not a str method). -- Michael Hoffman
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